Despite the cold weather we marched down to the beach to begin our session and Angela and her family started by sitting huddled together on a bench.
The session itself went very well and was enjoyable. We had to move fairly fast to stop everyone from getting cold. I love all of the photos I took but especially liked some of the photographs I took of Shannon(Angela's daughter)who wasn't looking forward to the session to begin with (she said she thought she was going to just be made to sit and smile like in school photos and be bored - the chance of sitting for long or keeping still in one of my sessions is very unlikely!) Shannon turned out to be a complete natural in front of the camera and towards the end of the session wanted to just keep going with lots of her ideas.
Below I've included a few of my favourite's of Shannon.
With her piercing blue eyes and skin tones the high contrast images worked particularly well and the grass on the sand dunes looked great in this format.
Towards the end of our session we made our way over to some old beach huts which looked great with the low winter light behind them creating a lovely glow. I love this photograph of Shannon and Angela
and here's a final gorgeous one of Shannon sat on the beach hut steps 
I loved this session so much that I am hoping to put some more of these images on the portrait section of the website soon. All of the photos from Angela's session are now in their album online for them to view.
I look forward to hearing from Angela and her family once they've decided on the final images they want.
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